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Why South Sudan?

Why South Sudan?

By: Every Village
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 An Every Village podcast where we answer questions about the world's youngest nation.Every Village Economics Management Management & Leadership
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  • E104: What was it like living in a refugee camp and then moving to America?

    E104: What was it like living in a refugee camp and then moving to America?
    Dec 22 2025

    Join us for a truly inspiring episode as we welcome special guest Gabriel Ajak! Gabriel shares key parts of his life story, offering a powerful testament to the fact that God is truly in the details. You won't want to miss hearing about the faith and resilience that have shaped his journey.


    Connect with the Ministries:

    Gabriel Ajak serves on the board of One Tribe Ministry. Learn more about their work at: https://www.onetribepeople.org/

    To discover more about our ministry, Every Village, visit us at: https://www.everyvillage.org/
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    35 mins
  • E103: How does the gospel translate in a honor/shame culture?

    E103: How does the gospel translate in a honor/shame culture?
    Dec 15 2025

    Oh such a good topic today! Listen in while we discuss the gospel in different cultures.


    To discover more about our ministry, Every Village, visit us at: https://www.everyvillage.org/
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    24 mins
  • E102: What do houses look like in South Sudan?

    E102: What do houses look like in South Sudan?
    Dec 8 2025

    Who knew houses could be so different? Listen in as Blake and Tianna talk all things houses and compounds in South Sudan.


    Check out Dollar Street here: https://www.gapminder.org/dollar-street?countries=ss


    To discover more about our ministry, Every Village, visit us at: https://www.everyvillage.org
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    25 mins
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